臺灣大學生物資源暨農學院附設農業試驗場畜牧組

There are fresh and thick milk ~ there are also cattle raised in school~

Every day, the cow's milk produced on the same day and agricultural products produced by the National Taiwan University Animal Husbandry Department are sold. Every day, people line up to buy milk.

I work here, this is a paradise in Taipei City, where there are cows, sheep, mini pigs and so on. There are also the highest density of Cinnamomum camphora trees in Taipei City, as well as Spikeboard corner, and cherry blossoms.

Meet the children in sketching, after all, in the big city, only the cows can be seen here.

"Taiwan Ranch" (Taipei-Daan) In fact, at the National Taiwan University, I asked the students where the ranch was. There was a 80% chance that the answer would be "I don't know." I didn't even know that there were really cattle and sheep in the school. (Most students may only have heard that the lawn in front of the General Library will bring cattle to graze early in the morning) But to be honest, the Taiwanese ranch is not like a busy grassland where a stroke blows grass and sees no cattle or sheep, but a scientifically oriented cage for economic production. The main life of animals every day is eating, milking and being studied. There is a kind of sorrow that sees their situation from the animals being raised. It is worth mentioning that there is a device like a roller brush for the car washer in the cattle pen. The cow can scratch the itch by rotating the brush from different angles. Perhaps from the joy of brushing back like this, they can find their own subjectivity slightly.